• Title of article

    Development and evaluation of a teaching and learning approach in cross-cultural care and antidiscrimination in university nursing students

  • Author/Authors

    Allen، نويسنده , , Jacqui and Brown، نويسنده , , Lucinda and Duff، نويسنده , , Carmel and Nesbitt، نويسنده , , Pat and Hepner، نويسنده , , Anne، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2013
  • Pages
    7
  • From page
    1592
  • To page
    1598
  • Abstract
    SummaryBackground cultural care and antidiscrimination are vital to ethical effective health systems. Nurses require quality educational preparation in cross-cultural care and antidiscrimination. Limited evidence-based research is available to guide teachers. ives elop, implement and evaluate an evidence-based teaching and learning approach in cross-cultural care and antidiscrimination for undergraduate nursing students. titative design using pre- and post-survey measures was used to evaluate the teaching and learning approach. gs chelor of Nursing program in an Australian university. ipants ics and second year undergraduate nursing students. s rature review and consultation with academics informed the development of the teaching and learning approach. Thirty-three students completed a survey at pre-measures and following participation in the teaching and learning approach at post-measures about their confidence to practice cross-cultural nursing (Transcultural Self-efficacy Tool) and about their discriminatory attitudes (Quick Discrimination Index). s terature review found that educational approaches that solely focus on culture might not be sufficient in addressing discrimination and racism. During consultation, academics emphasised the importance of situating cross-cultural nursing and antidiscrimination as social determinants of health. Therefore, cross-cultural nursing was contextualised within primary health care and emphasised care for culturally diverse communities. Survey findings supported the effectiveness of this strategy in promoting studentsʹ confidence regarding knowledge about cross-cultural nursing. There was no reported change in discriminatory attitudes. The teaching and learning approach was modified to include stronger experiential learning and role playing. sions g education should emphasise cross-cultural nursing and antidiscrimination. The study describes an evaluated teaching and learning approach and demonstrates how evaluation research can be used to develop cross-cultural nursing education interventions.
  • Keywords
    evaluation , teaching and learning , University nursing education , Cross-cultural care and antidiscrimination
  • Journal title
    Nurse Education Today
  • Serial Year
    2013
  • Journal title
    Nurse Education Today
  • Record number

    1877660